Register, renew, or attest your Mainland Sharjah tenancy contract online. Serving all Mainland Sharjah areas.
Technically, no. "Ejari" is the name of Dubai's tenancy registration system, run by Dubai Land Department. Sharjah has its own separate system — Sharjah tenancy contract attestation, administered by Sharjah Municipality and processed through Tasheel service centres. Most residents simply call it "Ejari Sharjah" out of habit, so that's the term we use too. The process, fees, and rules are entirely different from Dubai — covered below.
Every rental agreement in Sharjah must be registered and attested with Sharjah Municipality. This creates an official record of the tenancy and is required before utilities (SEWA) can be connected, or before you can apply for visas or school admissions.
Unlike Dubai's instant digital Ejari, Sharjah's process traditionally requires visiting an authorised Tasheel centre with physical documents — which is why our online ejari sharjah online service saves significant time and hassle.
First-time contract attestation for new moves. Fast turnaround.
Renew existing contract registration with the municipality securely.
For apartments, villas, and family homes in Sharjah.
For offices, shops, and warehouses requiring trade licence verification.
Skip the ejari typing sharjah queues. Do it online.
Submit your contract and documents securely online.
We verify everything matches Sharjah Municipality requirements.
We process your attestation — in person at Tasheel or digitally.
Receive your attested tenancy contract by email or WhatsApp.
Sharjah tenancy contract attestation fees depend on the selected package and property details. We offer simple, all-inclusive packages for our services.
See our Sharjah pricing page for full detailsFor apartments, villas. Standard attestation rules apply. Bachelor accommodation has special restrictions in Sharjah — many residential buildings are family-only, and bachelors may be refused attestation in family zones.
For shops, offices, warehouses. Requires a valid trade licence. Depending on the nature of the business and the location of the commercial property, you may need additional municipality or civil defence approvals.
| Factor | Dubai (Ejari) | Sharjah |
|---|---|---|
| Authority | DLD / RERA | Sharjah Municipality |
| Process | Fully digital (Dubai REST) | Tasheel centre / partial digital |
| Fee structure | Quote-based | Package-based (see pricing) |
| Certificate | Instant digital | Attested physical/digital copy |
| Utility link | DEWA | SEWA |
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Ejari is the name of the digital tenancy registration system used specifically by Dubai Land Department. Sharjah uses its own system administered by Sharjah City Municipality, which is officially called tenancy contract attestation. However, most people refer to it as Ejari Sharjah out of habit.
Yes, for certain buildings, especially if they are managed by specific real estate companies or situated in certain zones, a No Objection Certificate (NOC) from the landlord or building management is required to register the tenancy.
Sharjah Municipality attestation fees are calculated based on your annual rent, with a minimum fee of AED 500 plus form fees. However, our services are structured into clear, all-inclusive packages. See our Sharjah tenancy pricing page for details.
Yes, but there are restrictions. Many residential buildings in Sharjah are strictly designated for families only. Bachelors must ensure the building allows bachelor accommodation before signing a lease.
Sharjah Municipality provides a 90-day grace period after your tenancy contract expires before late penalties apply. However, your SEWA connection may be affected before the 90 days is up — so renew as early as possible. See our full guide on Sharjah tenancy renewal for details.
Yes. An attested tenancy contract is a mandatory prerequisite for opening a new SEWA (Sharjah Electricity, Water and Gas Authority) account or transferring an existing one in your name.
Skip the Tasheel queues. Fast, online, and fully guaranteed attestation service.
Is your current contract expiring? Submit your Sharjah tenancy contract renewal within the 90-day grace period to avoid penalties.
Need to review package details? Read our guide on the complete Sharjah tenancy contract fee structure.
Prefer to register in person? Find the authorized Tasheel centres in Sharjah or learn how to skip the visit entirely.
Renting an apartment or villa for your family? Review the rules and documents for residential Ejari in Sharjah to ensure compliance.
Attesting a shop, office, or warehouse contract? Learn about the process for commercial Ejari in Sharjah required for trade licences.